> > So, you think you or your "sour grapes" Patañjali > > guru-s know better than e.g. Vyaasa and Bhojadeva, > > what is the antecedent of the pronoun 'te'? LoL! > > Vaj: > Vyutthana-samskaras will cause your consciousness to > behave in a certain way. > Says who? LoL!
It is clearly stated in the scriptures that the Purusha is entirley seperate from the Prakriti. All the Upanishad teachers were transcendentalists and they all agreed with this, with the exception of the materialist Charvaka. There is Purusha, which stands alone, eternal and unchanghing, and there is Prakriti, governed by three gunas, and thirty-two consituents. Comprising the whole in one easily comprehended matrix of change. The two are totally separate - one being an object of knowledge and the other being the witnessing subject, the Transcendental Person.
